ST ANDREW, Jamaica – Tremaine Harris, the 23-year-old man accused of fatally capturing police Corporal Christopher Smith throughout a fuel station theft in December, has been hit with one other theft cost.
Harris, already dealing with homicide costs in reference to the December sixth incident on East Avenue, was charged on New 12 months’s Eve with a separate theft that occurred on October twelfth, 2024.
In line with stories, new data linked Harris to a theft at an condo constructing on Clieveden Avenue in Kingston 6. He’s alleged to have been a part of a six-person group that robbed two people of roughly $2 million Jamaican {dollars}.
The stolen gadgets reportedly included money, a licensed firearm, a watch, financial institution playing cards, and identification playing cards.
Harris will seem in court docket on Tuesday, January 14th, to face these new costs of theft with aggravation, wounding with intent, possession of a prohibited weapon, and unauthorized possession of ammunition.
It’s necessary to notice that the unique costs towards Harris, stemming from the police officer’s capturing, stay ongoing in court docket. These costs embody homicide, possession of a prohibited weapon, unauthorized possession of ammunition, and 6 counts of theft with aggravation.
This newest growth provides one other layer to the case towards Tremaine Harris, highlighting a sample of alleged prison exercise.
